Mood Tracker
2019 - I cofounded this App
Product Context:
Mood tracking is a technique for improving mental health where people records their mood at set time intervals to help identify patterns in how their mood varies. It’s a useful method for someone who wants to understand their behavior better. I co-founded, designed, and built an MVP version of the app (available in the App Store and Google Play Store).
The Challenge:
To build a private and secure app that helps you understand how your mood changes and display the results right away in a way that gives instant feedback and embrace vitals.
The Solution:
I decided to adjust the broadly used in mood tracking apps mental model. I simplified it. Users turn the app on, see the overview with some insights, and from there, they can register their daily mood. It’s a more visual approach where users see the insight right away after launching the app.
Services:
Product design
User experience design
User interface design
Product strategy
Risk estimation
Project management
Deliverables:
Ideation sketches
Research
User flows
Wireframes
Concept testings
High-fidelity prototypes
Documentation (design to development handoff)
Motion design
Quality assurance
If you want to learn more, you can take a look at the case study I wrote.
Light version of UI
Dark version of UI
The design of the promo screens used in the App Store and Google Play Store.
Snippets from research - I checked some of the most popular in the App Store and made a simple card sorting exercise to discover design patterns. I used them later for alternating the mental model of the app.
The visual representation of the high fidelity prototype of the app.
A close up image of the main screen of the app.
Users see the insight right away after launching the app. This help to identify patterns in how their mood varies and trigger the imagination.
The basic visual elements used in the mood tracker
The design and description of some crucial components.